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Stuck in the Middle (2011)

A mail room slacker accidentally kills himself in a bizarre experiment and finds himself sentenced to Purgatory...working in the mail room. There, he falls for his beautiful manager and to win her heart he must stop a greedy real estate mogul from selling Purgatory and sending everyone to Hell.
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A mail room slacker accidentally kills himself in a bizarre experiment and finds himself sentenced to Purgatory...working in the mail room. There, he falls for his beautiful manager and to win her heart he must stop a greedy real estate mogul from selling Purgatory and sending everyone to Hell.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joseph Pepitone, Billy Pepitone
In Theaters:6/4/2011
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Stuck In The Middle Productions, Diamond Jesus Productions

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